In Harhoura, the delayed delivery of apartments in a real estate project is causing anger among dozens of families, including MREs. They organized a protest sit-in in front of the construction site.
In Tangier, an inspection revealed serious violations on ongoing projects and construction sites led by major real estate developers in several neighborhoods of the city.
While Morocco is investing 90 billion dirhams (nearly $9 billion) in the construction and renovation of roads, airports, rail lines, desalination plants, and stadiums this year - a 40% increase over the previous fiscal year - as part of the preparations for the World Cup it will co-host with Spain and Portugal, the construction sector is facing enormous difficulties.
The National Financial Intelligence Authority (ANRF) has launched an investigation following a bank alert on suspicions of fraud and money laundering by construction companies.
Morocco is accelerating the transformation of its infrastructure in preparation for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the 2030 World Cup. Significant investments are being mobilized to support ongoing and upcoming large-scale projects.
Casablanca intensifies its crusade against slums. As part of the national "Cities without Slums" program , local authorities in the Hay Hassani district have launched new operations to demolish several slums.
Following the instructions of Jalal Benhayoun, governor of the Nouaceur province, local authorities are conducting a large-scale demolition campaign of numerous warehouses belonging to well-known personalities and large companies operating outside legal frameworks in the Casablanca-Settat region.
It is now possible to build a third floor on buildings located in several neighborhoods of the Aïn Chock district in Casablanca.
A demolition operation of houses and businesses planned in Casablanca is not well received by the residents of the old city, in the Al Boḥayra district. They are calling on King Mohammed VI for help.
The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) has launched a consultation for the realization of the road access to the Grand Stadium Hassan II of Benslimane. The cost of the contract is estimated at 605 million dirhams.
The construction of an underwater tunnel between Spain and Morocco is certainly an ambitious project, but it faces implementation challenges.
The development plan for Rabat will change the face of the Moroccan capital. The work to be carried out is evidence of this.